Sal Naseem: The Hidden Truths About Police Conduct

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A Class of Their Own

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Revealing the human stories behind their name. We will hear honest and intimate reflections from our guests, who despite their circumstances, shape a world that reflects their unique visions of success. Join me, Mira Magecha, to learn from these inspirational people who are generously sharing where they began. Be inspired to live your own unique life and take the first step toward making your own change.

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Sal Naseem: The Hidden Truths About Police Conduct

A Class of Their Own

37 minutes 34 seconds

10 months ago

Sal Naseem: The Hidden Truths About Police Conduct

A story about leadership. Not really. It’s about survival.

In Part 2 of our conversation, Sal Naseem peels back the layers of what it actually takes to drive change in a system built to resist it. A system that doesn’t just push back—it pulls you apart.

Sal doesn’t sugar-coat it: the racism, the denial, the people who tried to break him from the inside out.

But here’s the thing—Sal’s not here for pity. He’s here for truth. He lays bare the cost of being the first. The cost of speaking up. The cost of doing what’s right when everyone else is too afraid.

This episode cuts to the heart of what it means to fight for change when the odds—and the system—are stacked against you.

Why You Need to Listen:

"They Tried to Break Me": Sal’s searing account of fighting institutional racism while facing betrayal from his own organisation.

The Glass Cliff, Up Close: Sal reveals the impossible pressures placed on him as the first senior Muslim leader in his space - and what it taught him about leadership and survival.

Resilience Redefined: Forget the polished leadership buzzwords. This is raw. It’s messy. It’s real.

A Call to Action: Sal doesn’t just want you to listen - he wants you to choose. What kind of leader are you willing to be?

What cost are you willing to bear?

The Reality Check: Change isn’t a strategy. It’s a fight. Sal knows that better than anyone.

So if you’re comfortable where you are—this episode isn’t for you.

But if you’re ready to see it, hear it, and own it—you’re in the right place. 🎧 Listen now. This is Part 2. And it’s not pulling any punches.

Guest: https://www.instagram.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sal-naseem

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